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In this episode, I talk with Ginny Owens about her journey of starting over and finding light amid suffering. Ginny has spent the past two decades sharing her heart with listeners and readers as a singer/songwriter, author, teacher, and advocate. Her new book, Singing in the Dark, shows how we can experience light in the middle of our suffering. You don’t want to miss this episode because we discuss the importance of returning to God and surrendering to His plans, even when we don't have all the answers. She emphasizes the need for community and how it has played a significant role in her life, as well as the power of gratitude and establishing rhythms in our relationship with God.
Highlights and takeaways from the conversation:
You can follow Ginny on social media and buy her albums and her books at her website, ginnyowens.com.
Email us at [email protected]. You can follow MercyCast on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
You can follow Raleigh Sadler on Twitter and Instagram.
For more conversations like this one, check out my book, Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking.
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In this episode, I talk with Ginny Owens about her journey of starting over and finding light amid suffering. Ginny has spent the past two decades sharing her heart with listeners and readers as a singer/songwriter, author, teacher, and advocate. Her new book, Singing in the Dark, shows how we can experience light in the middle of our suffering. You don’t want to miss this episode because we discuss the importance of returning to God and surrendering to His plans, even when we don't have all the answers. She emphasizes the need for community and how it has played a significant role in her life, as well as the power of gratitude and establishing rhythms in our relationship with God.
Highlights and takeaways from the conversation:
You can follow Ginny on social media and buy her albums and her books at her website, ginnyowens.com.
Email us at [email protected]. You can follow MercyCast on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
You can follow Raleigh Sadler on Twitter and Instagram.
For more conversations like this one, check out my book, Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking.
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